Spring of 2021 will be unlike any other, with a spirit of rebirth and renewal. Gotham is right there with you, ready to help.
The Market (and Life) Is Coming Back – Both for Buyers and Renters
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In This Video, Mortgage Guru Shares Best Tips for Reno Loans, Locking Rates, Sticky Situations
In the Brownstoner webinar "All You Need to Know About Mortgage Financing," broker Barry Koven explains non-bank lenders, mortgage rates and whether this is a good time to buy or refinance.
Brownstoner Podcast: Meridian’s Greg Goldberg Weighs What’s Next for New York’s Gathering Spots
Empty spaces are widespread and it's a tenant's market, but lease signings are still happening and new businesses are opening.
Brooklyn Heights Prewar Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Co-op Asks $1.485 Million
This prewar co-op in a 1928 building has beautiful hardwood floors, high ceilings and has recently dropped its asking price.
Register Now for ‘All You Need to Know About Mortgage Financing’ Webinar Today
Mortgage expert Barry Koven refers to renovation financing as “the best kept secret in the mortgage industry."
Why It Makes Sense to Lease Office Space in Dumbo Now
Thousands of people who used to go into Manhattan every day — and their bosses -- are thinking about where they want to work when the economy opens up.
Brooklyn Company Brings the Heat and Restores New York City’s Troubled Cast Iron Radiators
Castrads restored century-old cast iron radiators, making them beautiful and efficient, for a brownstone in Park Slope.
Thinking of Moving to New Jersey? Watch This Brownstoner Webinar Video First
Many New Jersey communities are attractive to Brooklynites because of their diversity and creativity, according to real estate agent Allison Ziefert.
Register Now for Free Webinar ‘All You Need to Know About Mortgage Financing’ on March 11
It will cover renovation financing -- what mortgage expert Barry Koven refers to as “the best kept secret in the mortgage industry.
For New Co-op and Condo Buyers Looking for Elbow Room — Gotham Will Minimize Your Risk
New Yorkers looking for more elbow room have entered the co-op and condo market in droves, which puts home insurance needs top of mind.
